1. What are ecosystems? Where animals and plants have close links with the non-living environment they all form an ecosystem. 2. All ecosystems depend upon two basic processes.…

Slide 1Using pupil movement (appealing to kinesthetic learners) to help introduce, recap on and reinforce the understanding of basic geographical concepts. Andrew Puddephatt,…

Slide 1WALT: What have we learnt about Settlements and Weather? STARTER: How many geographical words can you make out of todays WALT? Slide 2 WALT: What have we learnt about…

1.Site Settlement Situation & Growth2. First for some definitions Settlement These are places where People live. Site The physical land on which the settlement was built…

1.7. Leisure at the local scale: Sport and Recreation Aim: To understand the leisure hierarchy and apply it on a transect of Toulouse. 2. Settlement Hierarchy 3. Facilities…

1. The Collision of CulturesPre-Columbian Indian Civilization Archeological evidence suggests that about 12,000 to 15,000 years ago, small bands of tribal hunters followed…

1. ECOSYSTEMS 2. • FLORA: The natural environment consisting of plants. 3. • FAUNA: The natural environment consisting of animals 4. • COMMUNITY: Where plants and animals…

ENBE | Final Project | Part A â Report | The Better Liveable Town Representation Better Townships Of The Future -Z Y P R E X A- Cheok Jian Shuang | 0320089 FNBE AUG 2014…

Revision Questions2008 MOOCR A 1 What are the two types of crust?OCEANIC + CONTINENTAL2 Why do continental and oceanic plates move?HEAT AT THE CORE DRIVES A CONVEYOR BELT3…

ENBE | Final Project | Part A â Report | The Better Liveable Town Representation Better Townships Of The Future -Z Y P R E X A- Cheok Jian Shuang | 0320089 FNBE AUG 2014…